For some reason it took me all week to finish this vignette. I had a million and one interruptions. I was waiting on pumpkins at first and after the pumpkins appeared in the stores I just kept hitting snags along the way. I almost said forget it, by the time I finish this no one will be interested in fall decor. However I managed to get it done.
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I love it when other bloggers use those beautiful vintage breadboards as backdrops in photos. I don't own any yet but I have a boat load of vintage thrifted silver so I decided to take it out of the cupboards and use it in my vignette.
This year I wanted to use real pumpkins and other natural elements like dried hydrangea from my sad hydrangea crop and dried seed pods from the coneflowers that have long since bloomed. I also used some dried liartis also from the garden. I added in some moss from my stash and cotton boll stems.
I also bought a few tiny pots of ornamental kale and added them to my vintage coffee pot and planted a few in a milk glass pot and added it to my coffee table.
I could only find orange pumpkins so I painted them white using Glass of Milk, a Martha Stewart paint.
I added a few painted pumpkins to my coffee table along with the ornamental kale.
I'm still working on my settee redo, I'm hoping to finish it this week. Well thats all for now friends, thanks for stopping by. I'll be joining these fun link ups this week,
Thoughts From Alice
Stone Gable
Savvy Southern Style
Ivy and Elephants
Craftberry Bush
French Country Cottage
My Romantic Home
The Vintage Storehouse
Thrifty Decor Chick
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I love it when other bloggers use those beautiful vintage breadboards as backdrops in photos. I don't own any yet but I have a boat load of vintage thrifted silver so I decided to take it out of the cupboards and use it in my vignette.
This year I wanted to use real pumpkins and other natural elements like dried hydrangea from my sad hydrangea crop and dried seed pods from the coneflowers that have long since bloomed. I also used some dried liartis also from the garden. I added in some moss from my stash and cotton boll stems.
I also bought a few tiny pots of ornamental kale and added them to my vintage coffee pot and planted a few in a milk glass pot and added it to my coffee table.
I could only find orange pumpkins so I painted them white using Glass of Milk, a Martha Stewart paint.
I added a few painted pumpkins to my coffee table along with the ornamental kale.
Thoughts From Alice
Stone Gable
Savvy Southern Style
Ivy and Elephants
Craftberry Bush
French Country Cottage
My Romantic Home
The Vintage Storehouse
Thrifty Decor Chick
It's beautiful, Karen. I love the natural elements and all that pretty silver!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous mantel, very elegant with the silver and white pumpkins!
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FABBY
Lovely mantle! Your pictures are all so beautiful, Karen! I love the close up detail shots.
ReplyDeleteYour mantle looks so lovely. I especially like the silver pieces and the cotton ball arrangement. Love those little pumpkins sitting on the tray.
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Sissie
Your mantel looks so elegant and pretty!! I also love the cloche and silver platter on your coffee table :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
Very pretty, Karen! I love the mantel and the coffee table vignettes. I really like how you have the three little pumpkins sitting on some moss. It looks very natural.
ReplyDeleteThe silver, the white, the pumpkins =- so lovely! My favorite is the small white pumpkins tucked in the moss.
ReplyDeleteI just love this--perfection!
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE this!!! The mix of plants is so creative and absolutely stunning!
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Patti
This is gorgeous I love the mix of white and silver and green! What a beautiful way to decorate for fall!
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PS- Would love to have you share & link up at ReLoved Fridays! The link party is open until Monday!
Your decor for Fall looks stunning! Your photos are beautiful too. Love this post!
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Natasha in Oz
beautiful blend of textures and colours to celebrate the change of seasons
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Love this! Thanks for linking up over at Thanks for sharing over at ReLoved Fridays! You were one of our features this week!
ReplyDeleteKelsey @ The Vintage Storehouse & Co.
Wow that looks amazing! I wish I had that good sense of design!
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Raincouver Beauty
Your fall décor is just beautiful! I love the natural elements that you chose and the old silver is great. I did like you did; I painted my pumpkins this year because I could only find orange.
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